Moreover, monetary policy is not the only determinant of exchange rates.

Moreover, the greed of bosses cannot be the sole determinant of managerial remuneration.

Moreover, a key determinant of voting behavior in the upcoming elections is likely to be generational.

Other economists see Europe s powerful labor unions as an important determinant in European attitudes towards work.

Maintaining good US China relations will be a key determinant of global stability in this century.

Moreover, a key determinant of voting behavior in the upcoming elections is likely to be generational.

At the same time, we must not consider social networks a universal determinant of civic action.

The third major determinant of which scenario prevails will be American power and how it is used.

Many factors other than exchange rates affect a country s trade balance. A key determinant is national savings.

In between, major changes associated with determinant political events contributed to its evolution into the current design.

And a key determinant of whether they will have good health or not is access to clean water.

Moreover, whether students identify with being in school becomes the major determinant of whether they stay or drop out.

That suggests that the fourth political determinant of the future will be the evolution of European policies and power.

Sustained work related stress is also an important determinant of depressive disorders the fourth largest cause of disease world wide.

ROME An effective tax policy that ensures adequate domestic revenue is a crucial determinant of a country s ability to pursue development policies.

The Federal Reserve's aggressiveness in raising rates is often, though not always, a determinant in how the economy and financial assets respond.

President Barack Obama s pragmatism and refusal to embrace the Bush administration s war on terror will also be a key determinant of the outcome.

President Barack Obama s pragmatism and refusal to embrace the Bush administration s war on terror will also be a key determinant of the outcome.

Significant focus was given to the definition of 'access', somewhat defined...as inclusion and acts as a determinant in shrinking the digital divide.

In economics, Friedman revived and developed the monetarist theory that the quantity of money in circulation is the main determinant of how economies perform.

If investing is simply a matter of allocating money to an index, however, liquidity becomes the sole determinant of prices, and valuations go haywire.

A key determinant of future growth among these economies is the proportion of students that go on to higher education after high school graduation.

China s incursion reaffirms the ancient strategic axiom that geography is the real determinant of history and, as a result, of foreign and security policy, too.

The unstated implication but the one the reader is expected to draw is that tariff cuts were an important determinant of global integration and hence growth.

So the key determinant of the dollar s long term value is that it must decline enough to shift the US trade balance from today s deficit to a surplus.

The recently rising euro also has helped keep down European long term interest rates a key determinant of economic activity as inflationary expectations deteriorated somewhat in the euro zone area.

The most important determinant of income inequality today is wealth inequality, with the increasing concentration of asset ownership in recent years principally responsible for greater income inequality in most countries.

Rather, as the Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises emphasized, they are a reflection of people s aggregate time preference or desire for present versus future satisfaction not a determinant of it.

And the determinant of that flexibility and ability to adapt lies in political institutions and their willingness to challenge interest groups, mediate social conflicts, and maintain the rule of law.

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In his 2005 book The Future for Investors , Jeremy Siegel argues that differences across countries in longevity will interact with differences in wealth levels to form a fundamental determinant of economic relations among countries.

A key determinant of future growth among these economies is the proportion of students that go on to higher education after high school graduation. This proportion is now around 80 of students in Canada and the US.

As the social theorist Robert Putnam has explained, social capital the networks, norms, and social trust that facilitate cooperation and coordination for mutual benefit is as much a determinant as it is a result of economic growth.

Other countries must then tell America that the state can't stand back and let the market do this job accurate business information is a governmental responsibility. Moreover, the greed of bosses cannot be the sole determinant of managerial remuneration.

Like the proverbial bus driver fixated on what is happening in his rear view mirror rather than watching what is in front of him, too many bond analysts focus on historical economic data as the key determinant of future performance.

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Aid given by the US has been overly influenced by Middle East politics and, previously, by the Cold War. Political alliances, indeed, are often more important than the quality of the receiving countries policies as a determinant of the direction of aid giving.

The quality of children in poor households goes down as their quantity goes up, because poor families with many children are unable to invest enough in the education of each child to ensure that future adults benefit from a key determinant of economic success.

If investing is simply a matter of allocating money to an index, however, liquidity becomes the sole determinant of prices, and valuations go haywire. When a substantial fraction of market participants are simply buying the index, the market s role in ensuring good corporate governance also disappears.

For example, a chart in the report shows that the World Bank's sample of more globalized'' countries had deeper tariff cuts than the less globalized'' countries. The unstated implication but the one the reader is expected to draw is that tariff cuts were an important determinant of global integration and hence growth.

In his 2005 book The Future for Investors , Jeremy Siegel argues that differences across countries in longevity will interact with differences in wealth levels to form a fundamental determinant of economic relations among countries. Trade flows may be driven substantially by longevity countries expecting a relatively large number of elderly in the future should be running trade surpluses now and deficits later.

Perhaps a deeper rationale underlying the growth imperative in many countries stems from concerns about national prestige and national security. In his influential 1989 book The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers, the historian Paul Kennedy concluded that, over the long run, a country s wealth and productive power, relative to that of its contemporaries, is the essential determinant of its global status.